Dear Brain
Dear Brain. Please let me think and live like a normal person again. I want to be able to do things that normal people do, like type on the key board without hitting the backspace buttons so many times, or going into the store without having a panic attack, or talking to a cute boy that i see in my class at school and not stutter, or not think about death all the time and stay positive, or when i read to read one line at a time instead of reading the same line twice in a row even though i already know what it says? or the fact that i pay attention to my health so damn much to the point where i actually think that i am physically dying, or to stop me from thinking that everything is going to be this bad for the rest of my life, which it probably wont. Please brain do that for me and ill love you forever, and oh yeah by the way get rid of my double vision and my dizzy spells, and i will promise to never look up another symptom on the internet again.The boy in my intensive English class,Wow, you are so adorable. and by the way i loved the shirt you were wearing, My Chemical RomanceĀ ftw.P.s. :Maybe we could talk sometime.
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I read one of the posts you made and you said that your parents wont take you to the doctors because they think you are lying.
I had the same trouble with my parents when I first started to talk about how much trouble i\'m having. At first they were, what seemed to be, angry, which I could probley put down to them being scared or just didn\'t understand, but gradually (and I do mean gradually, over the course of 2-3 years) they came around.
I know how hard it can be to try and do well in school with all this going on too. I give you lots and lots of kudos for trying your best to live each day
I had this crush on a boy in my last year of high school so I know how you feel. I could barely talk to him. Once he said \"I like your hair\", which was quite obviously a compliment, and I just stood there looking at him, and then walked off. hahaha.
Anyway, tell me more about this guy.
Hugs
I\'d suggest going to a free clinic if those are available to you, or perhaps seeing the school about it?